Big Meeting for Men Form Gideons at Lafayette Square
Large crowd gathers at Lafayette Square Opera House for a YMCA organized mass meeting promoting the Gideons traveling men’s movement. Speakers include Dr Samuel H Greene and Rev Robert Moore on God’s need of man and man’s need of God. Thurston and Griffin announce plans to establish a Washington Gideons society within ten days.
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Missionaries of Society
City
Lafayette Square Opera House
Young Men’s Christian Association
United States
Canada
W. A. Thurston
Boston
L. H. Griffin
Worcester
Mass
Washington
Samuel H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Robert M. Moore
Foundry M
Madrigal
Baltimore
B. Merrill Hopkinson
The
Gideons
Gritin
S. E. Hill
John Nicholson
Mr. Grifin
Gideon
Joan H. Nicholson
Janesville
Wis
National Association of “Gideons
George W. Butters
Minneapolis
Mimn
Griffin
Thurston
Mount Pleasant
M. H. Chur
Washington Society
God
Dr. Greene T
Eden
Mr. Moore
E. T. Colton
Chisago
International
Y. ML OG. A
Honored Sunday School Superintendent Receives Loving Cup
The Church of the Epiphany marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of its afternoon Sunday school with a service honoring superintendent Elias S. Hutchinson. A silver loving cup was presented, with letters of praise from church leaders read, and long-serving teachers Fannie Gillis and Ada Woodley each given a fountain pen.
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Hutchinson
Elias S. Hutchinson
Church of the Epiphany
Claudius Smith
Epiphany Chapel
J. D. Ta Mothe
T. A. Johnstone
Laurel
Ma. M
J. D. la Mothe
Randolph HI. Mikhim
New Mexico
la Mothe
Louis G. Wood
Charleston
Bishop Paret
Maryland
William R. Turner
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
M. F. Finley
Finley
Fannie Gillis
Ada Woodley
Reorganization of Carroll Institute Dramatic Club in progress
Carroll Institute circles push revival of the once famed Carroll Institute Dramatic Club with a temporary leadership team listed. A November 1 meeting is set to form a permanent organization and plan a winter production, while a literary society program features a pessimism theme and readings.
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Carroll Institute
Carroll Institute Dramatic Club
Wilton Lackaye
A. T. Seamon
E. J Walsh
Willams. McCarthy
John J. Nolan
Percy Leach
T. Daly
J. Travis Cocker
P. W. Evans
Wiliam H. Conley
Finley Hayes
John 8. Moran
Matthew F. Halloran
Vincent E. Lynch
James A. Mahoney
Theodore Friebus, Jr
George H. O'Connor
W. J. Cullison
Anita Hendrie
Helene Lackaye
Nettie Page
Alice N. Irwin
Laura Hichelberger
Nora Cocker
Anna Hathaway
Satdee Crown
Institute
William 8. McCarthy
Joseph Sheridan Knight
Literary Society
Leo P. Harlowe
John J. Brosnan
James F. Smith
Banquet for Bishop Warne at Foundry Church
A Friday banquet at Foundry M. E. Church honored Bishop Frank W. Warne of India. About 125 guests attended including Rev. Robert M. Moore and Lyman L. Pierce. Speakers praised Warne’s mission work and pledged substantial financial support for India through the Foundry Church and Y. M. C. A. missions program.
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M. E. Church
Frank W. Warne
India
Lyman L. Pierce
Robert M. Moore
Moore
H. HR. Naylor
Naylor
Warne
Warner
Mr. Beard
American Board
R. L. Ewing
A. B. Browne
Foundry Church
Benson Baker
Mr. Moore
Rulers and Ruled Theme Dominates So Calist Talk
At a weekly So calists meeting in Building Trades Hall J L McCreary argued there are only two classes: rulers and the ruled. He equated exploitation with robbery and urged workers to recognize their place, urging classification beyond rich middle and poor. Chrysanthemum Show at Agricultural Department ends. thousands view blooms. Streetcar collision on Pennsylvania Avenue at Seventh Street leaves no injuries. minor damage to two Capital Traction cars.
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Cab Owners and Drivers' Protective Siation
Pennsylvania Avenue
Team Drivers’ Association
Onliy
American Federation of Labor
John Barnes
A. Shoemaker
P. J. Ryan
Harry Beasley
Richard Collins
Building Trades Hall
Eixth
J. Li. McCreary
Washington
Seventh Street
Capital
Traction Hne
Avenue
City Bulletin Reports Small Fires In Baltimore And North West
A minor fire at a coal yard near Baltimore and Ohio Gump in North West was extinguished by the fire department at 5 10 yesterday with no loss. At 6 pm hot ashes caused a blaze at 618 D Street Northwest residence with no damage. Advertisements and assorted notices fill this bulletin including Havenner's wafers and local grocery deals.
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Baltimore and Ohio
North Carolina Avenue
Samuel Burnstein
D Street
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Saka & Company
Pennsylvania Ave
Seventh St
Heurich Brewing Co
Maerten
Senate
Heurich’s
Phone West
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Horn
Theilor
Joun
Espey
Tol
Navenne
D. F
Abraham
Rex
Gias
Ap. S
Ninth St
Y.M.C.A
Band OF Gideons
Secular League
Secular League of Washington
John W. Boyt
Fatherhood of God
Brotherhood of Man
Dramatic Club
Carmen
Protective Association
Hurnett
New York
Man” Clothing
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Jose
Agricultural Department
Byrnes
City Bulletin
Post
Fort
J.T. D. Pyles
Pouisana Avenue
Jennie Harris
Second Street
William Williams
Delsney
Fourth Precinct
Wm. Cannon
Joyce Engraving Company
Star
Geo. W. Driver's. AW
Chicago
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Lithia
B. A. Butts
House & Herrmann's
Hub Furniture Co
S. E. Corner
7Th and
D Sts
Selinger’ Ss
F St
Yale Laundry
Oth St
New York Ave
Corby
Mother's Bread
Corby’s Modern Bakery
Jackson Bros
Geo. E. Hebbard
Hebbard & Wineman
Ninth Street
Ee AS
Axminster
H. Hoeke
Cor. Pa. Ave
8Th Street
John A. Kennedy
J Ha& F St
Morsell’s Hardware Store
Crocker
Uneeda Biscuit
Warners Safe
Warners Rate Cure Company
Hochester N
Washington Post
Adebe
Goola
Burlington Vt
Washington Overcoats
Rain Coats
Victor E. Adler
Clothing House
Tth
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Welly Ile
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Credit House
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